OK, irc continues, now i see what youre getting at, its this:
query.filter_by(['a', 'b', 'c'], foo=bar)
query.filter_by('c', foo=bar)
i didnt pick up on the list part from the example.
that feature specifically starts to look like a django join. the
'join list' at the front is contained within the scope of the
filter_by. this implies that the joins should be constructed from
aliases so that similar filter_by() calls can be used repeatedly, and
also that they wont conflict with any existing joins.
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